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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
DISTRICT COURT.
JUDGE J. K. WRIGHT. PRHslDISo.
 THURSDAY, Nov. IT. 1887

AFTERNOON SESSION. Territory vs Allen Cook; indicted for
 an aggravated battery; Jury trial, and
 verdict of guilty rendered. FRIDAY, Nov. Is 1887 MORNING SESSION. Santiago Pedia, who pleaded guilty to an indictment of grand larceny, in
 theft of horses at Flagstaff, was sen
 fenced to three years in the epeni;entiary. c. H. Clark, for stealing two burros from w. H. Ferguson. and pleaded
 guilty to an indictment of grand lar ceny, was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary.
 Sam Baca vs Frank Riselds; an sc.
 ton for civil damages; jury impsneled and case on trial
 WEDNESDAY, Nov. l6, 1887. X. $. Gonzales vs Emma Gonzales demurrer sustained and actions consol- dated, and ordered that title c; case ap. pear hereafter as Emma Gonzales vs Andrew Gonzales.
 w. G. Stewart vs J. R. Fitzpatrick on motion of plAinlifff, nonsui; was en- tered, with leave hereafter ,o set the same aside.
 George Merwin vs Frank G Parker set for hearing Wednesday, Nov 23d. William vs c ampbell & Baker; SC, for hearing Saturday, Novembcr 26th. James Loy vs W. E. Lockwoti: con- tinued for the term. Territory vs Al Cook; .ieiendan; withdrew plea of guilty. and entered plea of not guilty; trial set for Tuesday, November l7th.
 F. H. Horton vs Osenburg. demurrer argued and submitted. THURSDAY, November r., 1887 MORNING SESSION. Atlantic ts Pacific Railroad vs Las seur; ordered by the court that the in- juuction be modified and the iund fixed at sll5,OOO.
 Berkovitch vs Ley; demurrer over- ruled; also motion for costs overruled. Horton vs sOssenburg Bros. judgment for plaintiff.
 TUESDAY, November P. The trial of the case of Sam Baca VI Frank Riseida, for civil damages, which was commenced on Friday last. wal concluded on Monday afternoon and given to the jury, who at late hour this afternoon returned . verdict for plaintiff for g 800
 Ed. Lowe, indicted for blurglsry in the first degree, for the alleged theft oi apples from . railrovd car, failing to respond, his bond of $1 900. with L. H Wilson and Christine Johnson as | sureties, was declared forfeited. Court adjourded on Sat urday all day on account of the boiler explosion, and adjourned Monday afternoon on account of the funeral of J. B. Akers For 20 yesrs have been troubled
 with catarrh-hsve tried . number of remedies without relief A druggist here recommended Ely's Cream Balm
 have used only one bottle and I can
 say feel like new man. My catarrh was chronic and very bad. make thi. | voluntary statement that others may
 know of the Balm -J. W. Mathewson | Lawyer), Pswtuckes, K. l. We cheerfully add our testimony 1T
 favor of Ely's Cream Balm as . eurt
 cure for cold in the head, influenza cI
 cstarrh. It is a splendid medicine
 Mrs. Eliza Edstrom and Mrs E. Jack
 son. Terndale, Cal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
ITauRsOaYs DAILY.

THURSDAY DAilis
 wIiliams.o .oi Tip Top, .s ia-'e-u
 resary BAyard has gone to Phen.x
 s.anaa will leave for Phenix to-
 bu.
 lting of stock men this evening a
 'clock.
 Beach returned from Los An yesterday.
 eri Brow, of Walnut Grove. !sf' me this afternoon.
 !. Dougherty left for his Oak
 ranch, yesterday.
 A week to Thanksgiving. Se- ,our partners for the ball.
 HA. Bige,ow left, to-day, for kning camp. al the head oi Slate
 ge Carson, of Gillette. hIs been hted road overseer. The appoint is good one.
 C. Hazledine, solicitor of tine At < Pacific roalrosd, left for Albu- lne this afternoon.
 E. Tucksr and ". F. Pe:erie have b. True Blue isnne Tl gs. c's.fict. N. Clark. for Sl.ooo.
 uard Rose. brother oi Al Rose vssrecently killed in Pleasant Val srriyed in Prescott to day
 .uk Alters has sold "A one-hsf inter- the Chloride mining claim. Has, nea district, io ". II Harlan. ka Riley, formerly of this place. bsferday for Tucson. ,o rurch ase ..s,e for :ae Io. Angeles market. Hwitherell. proprietor U: Coyote r nnch, left on yesterdays train sso weeks business ;ri.. ;o the
 Behan .-fi :o. lis home in W!l- pn valley. to-day. after attending kouracd s-r,a of the board oi su- ors-
 ention ;s directed to;he advertise in this issue oi I. ". o;is. Buy k,ois for cash, he o.fers ;p sell on Ame terms. at very low p.ioe-. fter G Bate. supe-iu,, adent of Galnu: G-oye Water Storage com l Geo. D Nasle. coDirac cr, and Aret, suh-coni1ac!or. are io town D J. Curry. x practical watchna- bsa leweler. formerly U. Prescott. Is |xngagei in business m fhrmix. 5 5alIlne up good. nnanera- kr.ae. |iesl from \. w. Callen 10 J. :. la. ioy the Bonanza and Bis Rebel hs. mining dams. and :oE;y acres oi l. hAs bsen tied fo. record con.ii- loa, n,soo ] Cook, after ;ir-t rleaiiGs not Y. then .Aag;ng ,"a r!.a O. gui.iy, |rd4y entered Il plea Q: n"t guilty, ], and 4 jury WAS ,n pane,i l to-day his case.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23

Mrs. D. J. Sullivan has secured the
 services of Mile. Lelevisr, an artistic and
 fashionable dress maker, from San
 Francisco, and is now prepared to do all kinds of work in that line. She has also, now due, well selected assort-
 ment of dress goods, which she will sell
 at very reAsonale prices, which, with 6rst-class work, on the same terms, will enable the ladies of Prescott and vicin- ity to drees stylish without paying fancy prices.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
0uckien's Avnica SaI.e

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts
 Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
 Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Co,ns, and all Skin Eruption, and pos lively cure. Piles or no pay required. l; i- guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents per box. For ssle by c .. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23

Meal times at the Bellevue Hotel op-
 posite the Postofhce: Breakfast, fro2i
 6 30 until 9 A. M Dinner, from l2 to |7 P. x- Supper, from 6 to s ?. N
 Board, $70O, by the week, or 50 C. per per meal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
] FsIDaY's DsiLy.

fnDaY's DsiLY.
 ehlgan apples at Airken's
 Ao vii. make the next big strike
 GAntaer has returned from IL.
 N Murphy returned from Marti
 cdAy
 lure Merw;n Is in town from the
 pr..
 S Q. Cock .ura rc;arne! rom the
 today
 C. B:shio:l < c. r-cel, Il a car
 q coal yesterday.
 bel aud restaurant kerp.r- report ] business !n th-,r line ntrel Benson Ia under arrest i:; Pine
 ior the robbery oi the Nuliure stage
 aKty-;so-i-gni squash. from the Ie valley. Is on exhibition .' Zones
 store
 )xior G. E. Russell. Ninth Infantry A, cane :r on tO-ia.'- train. be board o: supervisors have iiseon- ri the allowance to Roh..ri Scott.
 msgn tice,:. large. new sign was
 sd in position. yss;er!.y on ihe
 ssHe hotel.
 Forge Me.r., sent a pump out io
 s ranch. today. with which to
 P water ii0 :.et.
 (Gnkle < Fisher have filed three lo- on notices ir- mining dams in Fkey c-eek district. for record. Oe S'tS t: a.l kinds neatly and fmPiy e-ecg:ed a: ;he loCRS,L- kER office, a: ;ae lowest .i,.a- pr.ce>. Flank Cook. >,,a or !. l.. Cook. Was
 ei tIe e--.;u.,es at th: Poland nie&i college in Saa Fran, .,c". lsSt kk
 'erry Barton j. ua ;:... n I mhs;one Killing c.an wi.h in, :i.; H.. ed ;rlal un,,. ig rl.n :ar r.,c same he.
 kr B,sh'.,:i:s ....''i-. n. ' .o-- 'iy sccs,.ae,: by NJ T. II rxo:. irr upancy by Geo II Curry. Az a !ew- siorc.
 'our location notices cf mining lns. ;n th- Ha.>a.amYa di.irict Ie teen tieI :or r-cJ-d. hv Osoa, nderb..,
 ar Bar-ins:"n. ": the Howard mine n town i"-d,y. H. says they ars ' down :o depth uf fourteen fee the ;eSig". with gus.d ore a, the Do: . Oi the shaft. Walter. G. Bates. superintendent 0 Walau. Grove Water Storage com ny, has gone ,o New N 1.co Ii, led. "a E.: married A company ;s being io:med ,o rur ase ihe electric light plant. used |. 'verno. Nagle. ai ihe Walnu, Grow m, 70 erect ]; iu Prescott. Ate. Al ;h. cerymandering ~i;l eas 0: guilty and not guilty by A 'ok. the ,i.y in his case returned rdici, las: night. a; guilty. as charged Ano:he: ric!, strike i. reported ai th 9ad Q: ;he H.>sAy,mps, near the Hov . mine Like tina, If the Hows. ine. Il WAS mad. ip an old claim tina Af Al'eaiy been worked. The clair owned sy Brown { Dunlap. and n C asssys s5o :n gold and s2o in silve nth s Vein twenty incne. ~.ie.
 The recent rieh goii strikes in ,i iAsssyampa di-;r.ct should encou-a. .iners aad Kro-pectors ID that vein |,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
Married.

TILKKY-NosiER-T Ia Ph~rl. Nov sh. e the resideacs ni the oFiaS's uF nts ey ksv. ] Fulton. Wm- HenrF NHkE to Mss anna A. sleF.
 PtkRy-N GsE-St t0Tt Lowsf Nov. i4-h by Rev Ii. H Cole. '. | terry Sf Tucson to Mas. Sadie Aases. 0f lo~eL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
Greatly Excitod.

Not few of tine citizens of Prescott have recently become greatly excited over the astounding facts, that several of their friends who had been pronounc- ed by their physicians as incurable and beyond all hope-suffering with that dreaded monster, Consumption-have
 been completely cured by Dr. King's
 New Discovery for consumption. the only remedy that does positively cure
 all throat and lung diseases, Cougs Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis.
 Trial bottle free at c. s. Hutchinson. Drug Store, large bottles q.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
Ma2o0Ic.

The regular stated meeting of Astlan Lodge, No l, F. & \ N. will be held Saturday, Nov. 26th, 1887. at 6 o'clock. Election of officers. Visiting brethren frstei nally invited. By order of the W. M. MORRIS Go-DwArER, Sec'y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23

Ote0. SILSDN-Sesr Press q saturday S,v stk kiiisd by boiler exFlosioa, W. T Nilssr, age al ysars- tO.uSS-Near P. e.cait S-tsr4ay Nov. ls kille ty boiler exales.oH. Clas collins, aged Si years. AKkRs-N@sr Prescott sa,aiaag Nov. is tdIled ey brti'r \ 'losiot. sohH AksFs, aged So yt srs. COWLEY-Sesr Prescott sstarc sy Nov. lssh | He'd by boiler explosion. sLom s cOsiey aged sboul Sc yeas. ertINbR0OK-NeAr Prescott g. srdsy Nov 10. kilisd by boiler explosicn. AoaEes sin br Sek ge6 ls yes srs- TAYLoR-Sesr FreseS8 sSiardsy Nov I9, kiiled bv boiler exp.o~ion, faFior sged s1 ,esrs. CONVERSE Near pheEix Nov. iTlh. Cap tain A. A ConssTse. ye eFAn Of hs late var. aged q years. rcEAS-In PheHix. AT.zonz, S0T. is. ise7, Banjsm Alouzo Flcx.s sgea mouths, sal S'sys, inisns sea oi Ar. HEd Mrs. .. \. F.ek.s wsUD-N Came Verde, >ovensher 22t. Frsnces N. wife Of John Wood sgea $ yesrs-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23

Chicago, Nov. S-Cattle-Receipts 5000. Market steady and firm; fancy, B OOa5.l5; shipping steers. g soc 4.9O; stockers and feeders, g OO@3 40; Texas steers, $l.75@3.4O; western, $2.7j @3.SO
 Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Marke, steady and strong: common, $5.5O@ 325; western, $3OO@375; Texans &2.OO@3 .40 n atives, $3OO@4.2O.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
wood Wanted

Parties owing us wood, on subscrip- ton, are notified that our wood-plle Is getting down to bedrock. A few cords brought in now wouli be very ae- ceptable. tw
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
Letter List.

The following is list of ofletters remain ing in the post-office at Prescott. Arizo na, uncalled for November l1, lSS.: Bargemsn. Miss NJ Kennedy, J D
 Bennett, Frank Fitzpatrick, R Culver, Joe " Kirkland, Frank Coder, w E keucsil, A F Edwards. Jas Stuart, Mrs D
 Foster, John Sessions, Geo
 Hickey, U Saunders, L Johnston, F W Scott, E Jones, Vim Willman, H Woods, w A Please call for advertised letters. A. J. HEAD. Postmaster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
Born.
Died.

ccBeR-Ia Phsnix Nov ise, IsG, 10 the wife ol Ed ~xre I Der. . saa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
Good e eat.

J. L. Fisher has just received choice
 lot of smoked trout, whitefish, Annan
 haddies, smoked eel, tongues and eounds. bloaters, Russian sardines, anchovies, mackere! and cheddar cheese. Call aad try asampls. novl5ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
Palace Chop houso |.

Palace Chop House. The following bill of fare will be
 served a, the Palace Chop House to- morrow (rhanksgiving) for dinner: SOUP: Mullig stAwney ROAST: Turkey, Cranberry Sance; Pork, Apple Sauce; Boilet Han, Champagne Sauce; Beef, Mutton.
 Chicken Fricassee with Mushrooms, Veal Fricsssee, Brszed Lamb with French Peas. DESSERT:
 English Plum Pudding, Mincs Pie, CustArd Pie, Pound Cake, Fruit, Tea. Codee, Cheese. winter cooos. Mrs. Sullivan has the 6nest end
 cheapest stock of ladies' winter under. wear ever offered in tbis market. Fine merino, e good as wool, 6 cents per garment. Fine, all wool, $l.00 per garment. An extra quality, all wool. @125 pse garment. Parties sending for thess or any other goods have to sell can havs then rs- turned at my expense, and the money
 refunded, if they are not as good e can
 be got elsewhere for the same pries. MRs. D. J. SuIxxvA1.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23

J.w. w,lson q Co. the only Cloth iers in town.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-23
Chicago Live Stock Market.

A. J. HEAD, Postmaster.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

G. c. DAVIS, editor OF Leadvil!e
paper, has raised four hundred and
fifty dollars for the family of David
Shaw the d. & X. q. engineer " ho
lost liis life to save his passengcr
tram. The Pueblo CLieftain has al
so raised large sum to erect men
ument in memory of the heroic en-
gineer, while that is comnentable
We are of the opinion that more real
wood would be accomplished if the
money raised for the monument wss
turned over to David Shaw'~ family,
and if the Chieftsin will take vote
of the donaters to the monument,
they will find ihey are also OF the
same opinion.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

The second quarterly services of
the N. L. Church will be held next
Sabbath, love feast at 1890 preach
ing at j q. M, followed by the Sac
ranent of the Lords Supper, preach
ing in the evening at I.
The Presiding Elder Rev. n. a.
Chamberland d. D., will preach
Tuesday evening at .:3c, and hold
quarterly conference at The close OF
services, he VIII also preach Wed
nesday evening at 7:51.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

The newspaper whicl, voices I G
opinions Of only ono nan is a nni-
>ancc. The Paper that ut'crs only
the belief and plans of a smti clique
X little better. The editor Who
ran't publish anything except what
he himself personally believes AMI
desires ought TO retirc.-r.iui,ia's
Daily Citizen.
Last week we stated We helicve'l
that it was time TO consi,,er the
course Of the Lamar Advocate, we
believe 70 vel, We said We believed
ii Was curse To the town, We be
iieve so yet ne said many tliug~
that has already born good fruit, and
yet we had not really got started il
the work We had laid out to Do, at
stood ready and willing To engage in
an unpleasant coatroversary even up
to yesterday noon, although We dis
covered several days ago that We had
the fight To nsi,e aIov.., when 10 sta1t
with. il was no, cur fight a. mus-li
A. some others. II is unnecessary to
explain to the pub!ic the position we
were IN, any more than to say we
were ready for long or short con
test, iust as the case might demand,
as we alxays are 10 comply with any
arrangement made, bu: in even .
tigh' n man may become lonesome
We want to say if the people want
8 paper like the Advocate, we can
stand it. If they want discussion
and discord, we can stand it. In
fact they can do away xiih law aai
order altogether, and We will come
As near being on deck ready for bHs-
mess every morning as any of them
We know nothing abou, the cultured
east, but are perfectly at home any
place in the wrs;, and anything will
suit us. SO in the future we will
confine our efforts to getting ont just
as good paper as we rau, and the
controversies weliave will be cur owl
personal aff-,irs, and it may be after
some of our people are abused Ike
pirates they will look at things q lit
lie different from what they Do now
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

L. ". Fuller reports such a run
on his yard for coal that yesterday
he was compelled to confnc orders
to FIVE hundred pounds each, he ST
expecting several cars to-day one
came in this morning.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

a farmer said TO rs the other day
before the city compells a man to
hitch his team when in town. hadn't
the city better provide something to
hitch to, which reminds us there is
not many hitching racks in town,
merchants, not the city generally
provide such convent, n :cs.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

Nj. J. Smith has purchased his
partners interest in the Pueblo
Merry World. 1t is good pa
per and we hope 81. J. will keep i;
MP 10 itz l,rcs,t, standard.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

a new settler near River Bend,
this conutv, was found dead in the
road by his team a few days age, his
death is attributed to patural causes.
We failed to learn his name.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

The average claim bolder feels
thankful that Sparks has resigned, ,
not that they do not intend to com
ply with the law, but after they full
ill the Law they DO not want to be
annoyed Is Sparks has annoyed mIny
in the past.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

There was ;hree teams here ycster-
day fro,u Kit Carson on the X. Z.
road after coal, what is the matter
oyer on that road that they have to
come over TO the Santa Fe road to
get coal.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26
Prof. F. G. stsveas was married

Prof. F. G.. Steseas was married
at Fremont, Indiana. Thursday, and
has given orders to have his resi-
1cnce ready for bim by December
first. This is a report but said to be
reliable, nov young fellows prepare
to give the Professor y warm rccep-
ticn on his arri, al here.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

Richard Emerson who took a ella M
seven miles north west OF town last
spring came down from Denver
Wednesday morning, and is putting
up residence on his land. lie ex-
poets to farm next year.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

We hear it has been decided that
Henry Kellogg will take charge of
his Office County Treasurer, the tcnth
Of Janu r.. and fl! the short term
before beginning the two years he
was elected for.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

There was an immense amount of
fun at the literary society last night.
This society is getting to be the
most popular of the entertainments
afforded our city for the winter.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

Chas. Reitler went back to Kins-
ley Sunday, be is charmed with our
Colorado climate ju,t the sam, aud
will sing its praise during the
windy days down there this winter.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

La Junt, IS 10 have a deinocrsi; pa
per and :. company Of Colorado Nat
ioual Guards, aud ;hey want stone
depot hotel besides severa! other
things.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26
MRs. J. ID. ANGELO.
CLAEA ANGELO DRowS.

The 'sGood Samaritans" of this
city, will give ball ana oyster sup
per next Thursday evening Deccm-
Der first. Tickets to the ball includ-
ing supper per couple, will be sold
at one dollar and twenty FIVE cents,
supper alone, twenty five cents each.
We trust there will be good turn
out, and those that do not care TO
dance can drop i'll and take supper.
The ladies of this society have done
a noble work 10 Lamar the past sum
mcr and fall, and are now needing
money badly 10 continue the good
work. They have never solicited
aid, and now only ask . good at
tendance TO their ball and supper
that they may provide actual necess-
tiles for the sick and those in great
want who arc unable to assist them
selves. In addition TO a pleasant
social time, and = good supper, those
who attend will be sure that every
cent of the money realized viii be cx-
pended judiciously, and TO relieve
those in need of relief.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

81. l.. Swlf. & Co., are mourning
the fact this morning tha, they have
two ears of potatoes, that ought to
be down cellar.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26
osr1clAi. PAPER or TIE CRY

The New Mexico papers sl,a<
very highly Of lir. Arreld's cater
,aiu,ncnt, he tieklcs them and rakes
in their dollars.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

II. Baycr & Co, have leased the
Stock Exchange.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

We are having taste Of Nebras-
ka weather this morning.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

TO the public in general and our
friends III particular, we wish to an
nounce that next Tuesday evening,
Nov. cob, supported by the Star
Dramatic Club, we will produce a
grand double bill consisting of the
Petete costume comedy, entitled
"Martin, the Pride of the Market, ;,
TO be followed by the side splitting
farce. sThe Jealous Wife. As we
have kept faith with the public in
the past so we intend doing in the
future, and all mast recognize the
fact that kornman's Opera Hou>e Is
now frst-class amusement resort
and comfortable in every respect, be-
ing warm and well lighted. The au
dience have no difficulty in hearing
and seeing to advantage.
Mrs. J. ID. ANGELO.
CLAEA ANGELO BHowS.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

Miss Ethel Saint has gone to Chiv-
ingtcn 10 open their postofiice.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

+. T. Lees little boy Is still quite
sick.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26
TIE FUTURE

seventy hnrcl mieS f OF
Trinidad ui ui aar the end Of ~ MAJ ind I'd n
head t1 hgl's ol
Colorado an Neutral Sti Holmes C On the Inns oil
the Muvane Extension OF tIe
Bent County register., 1887-11-26


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caond eIeI land dHnl
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Bent County register., 1887-11-26

Preishlers are housed up to-day.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-01

1t isn't often that bishop receives Il
call in this country. 1t is probably a fact
that Bishop Perry of Davenport, has had
the first experience of the kind, SO far as
the Episcopal church is concerned. Two
or three years ago. the bishop was the
guest of the lord bishop of Nova Scotia,
RI Rev Hurlburt Blnney, D. D., spend
ing several weeks in the bishops prov
ince Last year Bishop Binney WAS
the guest of Bishop Perry for some
time, and appeared to enjoy him
self greatly. Six weeks since, the
lord bishop of Nova Scotia was gath.
cred to his fathers" Week before last
the clergy in the diocese held a con-
vention and passed resolution unani'
mously inviting Bishop Perry to become
the successor of the departed Lold Bin
ney The resolution was received by
Bishop Perry, with the statement that
there was not the least doubt that heI
gracious majesty would confirm the action
of the convention should he accept the
invitation. The bishop replied in q
feeling letter of thanks. stating that his
life work and duty had been planned fol
him in Iowa.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-01

Il will bet that you never saw a middle
aged athlete who wasn't baldheaded; and |
will also wager that YOU never saw an athlete
who didn't wear a skull cap whenever there
was the slightest chance of his head being
exposed to the air." reflcctively remarked
Professor John B. Latin, the athlete.
what makes them baldheaaed, and why
are they so careful about their heads.n asked
the reporter.
well, was the response, they get bald
headed-just like me-through excessive
mental and physical exertlOn. You never
saw "a baldheaded idiot, did yous Athletes III
training sweat good deal, and the sweat, of
course, acts on the hair of the head We
always wear skull CAPS because everybody
knows that nine-tenths Of the colds which are
contracted commence in the head | protect
my head Just as carefully as a mother pro
tects the top of her baby's head
"By the way" exclaimed the professor
breaking off in his discourse, Il know how te
cure nine-tanths of mankind of the habit OF
going out of theatres between acts Now
probably You think those men always want
to get drink. Nineteenth of the men leave
their seats simply because their heads art
cold You needn't smile | know this to b,
fact. | have had dozen friends complain
to me about the draughts in theatres between
acts, and | have always suggested that the
way to remedy the evil is to wear skull cap
This brings me back to the point l started
from, and let me veil you that you cannot b,
too careful of your head Skull caps ART
mighty useful, let me tell you. New Yorl
Sun